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FVim
Cross platform Neovim front-end UI, built with F# + Avalonia
...For Windows 7 / Vista / 8.1 / Server 2008 R2 / Server 2012 R2, use the win7-x64 package. For Windows 10, use the win-x64 package -- this version has faster startup. For macOS, it's packaged as an app bundle, unzip and drag it to your applications folder. Use a Windows FVim frontend with a WSL neovim: fvim, wsl. Multi-grid support, try Ctrl-w ge to detach a window into a separate OS window! -
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Xcode Shell
shell script that used to auto-build xcode project
...The repository includes utilities to compile Xcode projects and workspaces, handle CocoaPods builds, publish .ipa files to private servers or fir.im, send notification emails, and even batch-rename images with the @2x suffix for Retina devices. These scripts are designed for macOS environments with Xcode command line tools installed and rely on simple configuration for server publishing or email notifications. While no longer actively maintained, xcode_shell remains a practical reference for lightweight automation of iOS app build and distribution processes. -
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iOS App to DEB
Convert XCode .app files to .deb packages
Convert your self-signed XCode iOS .app files to Debian .deb packages for installation via Cydia or dpkg
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